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Working for a Better Tomorrow
12/07/2020
Entergy Mississippi commemorates 20 years of its low-income customer initiative
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Waterford 3 Team Member Helps with Hurricane Laura Restoration
12/03/2020
Brendan Pitre, Waterford 3 Steam Electric Station senior coordinator of security compliance, was one of many who volunteered to help in the massive Hurricane Laura restoration effort. He received one of Entergy Nuclear Employee Spotlight recognitions.
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Entergy Louisiana’s Emily Crowley Promotes Line Worker Careers at CEWD Conference
11/19/2020
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Entergy Receives 2020 HIRE Vets Award
11/10/2020
Entergy is one of only 58 employers in the country who have earned this award three times since the inception of the program in 2018.
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During Pandemic, Diversity Among Entergy Suppliers More Important Than Ever
11/05/2020
As Entergy continues building on its efforts to keep the grid running safely and securely, diversity, inclusion and belonging remain crucial to achieving Entergy’s vision and mission.
Entergy Project Manager Ross Thistlethwaite stands in front of a newly-installed Power Through generator system at Quitman County Health and Rehab in Marks, Mississippi.
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Power Through! Entergy Mississippi aims for a future where nothing will stop the delivery of energy
10/20/2020
Pilot program aims for 100% service reliability
Terry Clark, shift serviceman, from Cleveland, Mississippi.
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Cleveland Lineman Takes the Road Less Traveled, Saves a Life
09/25/2020
Taking the road less traveled can make for an interesting journey. On August 5, it led Terry Clark, a shift serviceman in Cleveland, Mississippi, to save a man’s life.
It takes a lot of trucks and a lot of manpower to move massive pieces of equipment like this to the restoration site.
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Rebuild and Restore…In for the Long Haul
09/22/2020
When monster storms ravage cities and towns, destroying the energy grid, an army of restoration workers can be counted on to descend upon the area, working feverishly to rebuild and restore the infrastructure needed to bring a community back to life.
Airboats are often used to shuttle crews to and from sites, and it’s part of their safety training to watch out for snakes and gators along the way!
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Powering Through: Neither Swamps, Rivers, Woods nor Backyards Stop Crews from Getting the Job Done
09/04/2020
The familiar bucket truck is but one of the tools line workers use to repair the power grid
